The Biggest Stories Of September 8, 2019
The first 100 days of the NDA government have been of "development, trust and big changes," said Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a rally in Haryana's Rohtak with the Congress accusing it of bringing the economy to a grinding halt; The Chandrayaan 2 lunar lander Vikram has been found on the moon's surface and the ground station working to establish contact, says space agency ISRO chief K Sivan; In Assam's Guwahati, Home Minister Amit Shah said that the centre will not touch Article 371 which grants special provisions in the North East and also said that not a single illegal immigrant will be allowed to stay in the country; Tripura University Chancellor VL Dharukar resigns after a sting by a local channel showed him accepting a bribe for printing contracts.
